The pandemic is still making it so that many are encouraged to stay at home, and travel restrictions remain in place. With this being the case, people are looking for other ways to ease their minds’ wanderlust and plan for future travel. Many people are turning to tech, and one of the most popular outlets has been listening to podcasts. There are podcasts for a wide range of topics, even within the subject of travel itself. Below we will highlight some of the top travel podcasts users are listening to in 2021, as featured on Active Travel Adventures.
Active Travel Adventures
If you are not super into planning trips and would prefer if other people did it for you, this podcast is the perfect show for you to listen to. The show’s host, Kit Parks, curates multi-day adventure travel trips that span across the globe and are accessible for anybody that considers themselves physically fit. Some of the trips featured include whitewater rafting through the Grand Canyon, hiking through Nepal, cycling through southern Italy, and trekking up Machu Picchu. The show details what you would see and should expect for if you were to take that trip, and aims to influence listeners to enhance their adventure skills.
Girls Talk Travel
This show is an important one on the list, as it is no secret that women tend to have different experiences with traveling, especially if they are alone. This podcast is hosted by Alice and Megsy and features many additional interviews with various female guests who are also integrated into the traveling lifestyle. The show details what it is actually like for women to travel and discusses some of the negative aspects of female traveling and ways to combat them.
Zero To Travel
Hosted by Jason Moore, this podcast’s main intention is to encourage people to travel no matter their financial situation. Jason shows listeners that traveling can be affordable; you just have to plan accordingly. He features interviews on his shows with other travelers who share their own stories on how they traveled on a budget. Jason teaches listeners how to hit the road in a clever way and maybe even eventually make it a long-term activity with work that is “Location Independent.”